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Australia's most expensive homes lead property market downturn

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Australia's most expensive homes lead property market downturn

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LiSTNR Central Coast Local NewsAustralia's most expensive homes lead property market downturn. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

A List-Nap production. Morning, I'm Lauren Howard. Australia's most expensive homes are leading the housing downturn. Properties in Sydney and Melbourne are now more than 10% below their peak prices. The latest Cotality data also shows national home values fell nearly 3% over the year to August. A boxing coach has been shot dead in a community centre car park. Sydney Police believe it's another targeted attack linked to organised crime. The PM and opposition leader have held talks on migration. Labor's plan could be revealed next week if the two major parties can resolve their differences. And we're being encouraged to check in on our mates this RU OK day. Ambassador Himel Pillay says a conversation doesn't have to be perfect. Just listening can make a meaningful difference. About 9 and 10 people when they are asked the question when they are checked in with.

They feel really cared about, really supported. Elijah Hollens has posted a heartfelt message on social media after parting ways with Carlton. He's one of seven players de-listed by the Blues yesterday. The 24-year-old has thanked the AFL community for all its support since his mental health challenges became public. And the Crow is one to keep making big plays for a rival talent after missing out on Lionstar Zach Bailey. He ended up signing an 8-year deal to stay in Brisbane.

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